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- Jan 1, 1970
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Could some electronics guru shed some light on
the following ? What is the difference between
an induction furnace and a cooktop, although
the underlying scheme is the same ? For example,
a few years ago I saw some colleagues of mine
use an induction furnace (a small one) to melt
metal alloy powders for rapid prototyping. The
resonant frequency was something like 40 - 50
KHz, and the job was done in 5 - 10 minutes.
Such a furnace would obviously not work for a
cooktop. So, what would be the necessary
modifications.
..
the following ? What is the difference between
an induction furnace and a cooktop, although
the underlying scheme is the same ? For example,
a few years ago I saw some colleagues of mine
use an induction furnace (a small one) to melt
metal alloy powders for rapid prototyping. The
resonant frequency was something like 40 - 50
KHz, and the job was done in 5 - 10 minutes.
Such a furnace would obviously not work for a
cooktop. So, what would be the necessary
modifications.
..